Unveiled by the Chief Minister of Karnataka, the expanded portfolio includes fortified and ready-to-consume offerings such as Curd Probiotic Mango Lassi, Strawberry Lassi and probiotic curds, designed for everyday consumption with enhanced gut-health benefits. These additions target consumers seeking functional dairy products that combine nutrition with convenience, a trend increasingly evident across India’s large dairy market.

KMF’s Protein & Health category introduces items like N-Pro Milk and probiotic beverages, aimed at fitness-focused adults and growing children. In the dairy and cooking segment, the federation is adding medium-fat paneer and dairy whitener, while premium products such as GoodLife High Aroma Ghee and Nandini Pure Ghee now feature QR codes for authenticity, underscoring quality and traceability — a key concern for modern consumers.

The federation also retained budget-friendly staples such as Nandini Cow Milk and Curd, ensuring its expanded lineup spans both mass-market and premium niches. By broadening its offerings, KMF is positioning itself to capture a larger share of the rapidly growing value-added dairy segment, which is a key driver of revenue growth in India’s dairy sector — a trend mirrored globally where functional and fortified dairy products are outperforming traditional liquid milk sales.